St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-26
a. Hi. NicoIay, Auctioneer.

MO. 637 HOLLY AV., near Dale ST., at
" auction-A. II. Nicolay will sell at auc-
ton Thursday afternoon, June 2, 1887, at 3
O'Clock on the premises No. 637, Holly ay.,
near Dale ST., that very pleasant and delight
full two-story and attic house and lot, No. 637
Holly av., south facing, few doors above
Dale St; this house is nearly new, 2 years
old and in splendid order, containing parlor,
library, dining-room, butteries, pantry, plate
glass window in parlor, colored glass in win
dows, etc; first floor-kitchen, good cellar,
furnace warming the entire house, bath
room, marble wash basin, water closet, hot
and cold water, four sleeping rooms; second
foor-back stairs for servants and servants
room in attic, clothes pantries and clothes
presses throughout; the grounds are high
terraced in front, stone stoop gas, etc. >: loca-
ton first-class, convenient to schools,
churches, ETC.; street cars within three min
utes' walk, Selby av. cable line near by; this
is an elegant and coy home, lot worth 81, 500
without improvements; the house has just
been reprinted outside and inside and is in
splendid order; terms of sale one-half cash,
balance time to suit; for full particulars ap
No. 116 East Fourth st. A. II. Nicolay, Real
Estate Auctioneer, our Real Estate Auction
Sale No. 1871 Ia
COfl FEET FRONT on st. Paul ST., and
%OO 65 feet front on Grove ST., at auc-
tion-A. H. Nicolay will sell at auction, Sat
urday, May %, 1887, at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon, on the premises, rain or shine,
Nos. G36, 63S GAG, $50 and 652 st. Paul
street, (now known as Olive street,, corner
Olmsted street, five desirable dwelling houses
and lots. Entire ground 200X2O0 fcet-half
a block. This property is situated in the
very heart of the best residence section in
the lower part of the city, and within only 10
to 10 minutes walk of the wholesale business
district making it very desirable for resi-
dence purposes. Many of our most promin-
ent citizens have their permanent homes in
the immediate vicinity, which guarantees the
neighborhood to remain first-clasS. Choice
tInsn 1sNfc Sc
modern style of architecture, would pay Is
to 20 per cent on their cost. Property in this
locality is continually rising i'll value owing
TO its easy accessibility; Lafayette avenue
cars go within two short blocks. The entire
frontage of 200 feet, with its beautiful large
courtyards and magnificent old and grand
shade trees, are delightful park and adj
mired by all. Capitalists and investors that
are seeking safe and profitable Investments
will find it greatly to their interest to attend
this important auction sale. This property
will be sold in separate parcels Terms lib
eral, to be made known on day OF sale; also,
at 5 o'clock in the afternoon. same day, on
the premises, Nos. 219 and 22I (old Nos.
and 81 Grove street, between Broadway and
Canada streets, two neat houses and lots, with
a vacant lot adjoining; the entire frontage
on Grove street being 65 feet. This property
safe investment. Terms liberal. Remember
the day of sale, Saturday, May %, 1887,
rain or shine; for full particulars apply
at the Nicolay Real Estate exchange, No.
116 East Fourth ST., opposite National Ger
man American Bank building. A. II. Nicolay
real estate auctioneer. Our Real Estate Auc-
ton Sale No. l2,729. La